Podcast appearances and mentions of stephen o'donnell

Norwich City's Kenny McLean on missing out on the Euros, his battle back to fitness & on Billy Gilmour's arrival. Plus Motherwell's Stephen O'Donnell on Scotland's performance.

It may be the mid-season break but there's no rest here at BTS as Kieran, Jon & Gary review last weekend's results from both divisions as well as delivering their individual report cards for all 20 teams so far. Who's top of the class and who's flunking out? Tune in to find out.  We also hear from LOI legend Conan Byrne who has announced his retirement as well as Dundalk caretaker boss Jim Magilton and St.Pat's supremo Stephen O'Donnell.  Also contains chat on Ireland's win in Andorra, European coefficients, WatchLOI, and much more! 

Another packed show this week as we hear from St.Pat's pair Billy King & Stephen O'Donnell, Treaty United star Marc Ludden, and Derry superfan JP Fahy who discuss the recent change in management at the Brandywell. As ever, Kieran, Gary, and Jon review and preview all the latest action from BOTH divisions with plenty of laughs and competitiveness between the trio thrown in. Enjoy the show! 

A bumper show as Kieran Burke & Gary Reilly look back on two sets of Premier Division results and the latest First Division action as well as previewing this weekend's games. We hear from Pats pair Desmond & O'Donnell, UCD boss Andy Myler and Dundalk fan Ken Sloane from TheMenWhoSavedFootball fancast. There's Super League & UCL chat too!

Stephen O'Donnell, Patrick McEleney, Declan Devine, Conn Murray & Shane Keegan are this week's big-name guests as the team review & preview all the latest LOI Premier and First Division action. 

In this episode of the Strange Horizons podcast, editor Anaea Lay presents Stephen O'Donnell's “Last Orders in the Green Lane.” You can read the full text of the story here.

With a change to scheduled programming, we are going to be talking why BAD  VIDEO IS BAD BUSINESS on Brainfood Live On Air Ep60! Lets face it folks - not only are we doing too many video calls, too many of these are a terrible experience, mainly due to correctable mistakes that we routinely make which makes the experience harder than it should be for the viewers & participants. I AM NO DIFFERENT! Even though I had done 60 of these webinars, it still took me some time to understand basic sh1t like 'place your camera higher' so people can see more than just your head.  I'm gathering together a load of video con experts to tell us how it is done. This is an act of altruism - lets elevate our collective video game.  Episode 60 is supported by our buddies at VideoMyJob. VideoMyJob is an award-winning recruitment video production app used by top companies to create their own branded videos in-house. Up for your employer branding game today - request a demo here

Joel Taggart and Liam Beckett are joined by Irish Cup semi-finalists; Jim Ervin, Stephen O'Donnell, Barry Johnston and Marcus Kane as they battle to 'lift the cup'

We're back with another bumper show, longer than your average FAI Cup final with the standard extra-time and penalty shootout, to pass away some lockdown time. Dan explains the thinking behind his Irish Indo list of the top 50 League of Ireland players 2000-2020, with Johnny offering his brief take on each selection before we bring in our special guests. Conan Byrne runs through the results of his poll on the all-time greats and puts forward flaws in Dan's thinking and admits the Covid-19 crisis could have an unexpected impact on his career. Then we are joined by high ranked stars Paddy McCourt and Stephen O'Donnell to discuss comparing eras, the attributes of the best players they encountered, and also get the lowdown on Stephen Kenny and Ruaidhri Higgins based on their shared experiences. We also discuss if it's possible to open minds to closed doors.

In this episode, Jeremy Russon spoke to Stephen O'Donnell. Stephen lifted the lid on the hole in the car-park, the original recruitment website, the NORAS and how proud he is of his doctor son. All of that was amongst an underlying theme of the hiring process from a candidate perspective Enjoy!

After a short break, We Are Killie returns! The boys caught up with Stephen O'Donnell for the first time since the coronavirus outbreak, talked about life as a new father, and pulling on the Scotland jersey. For more information on your privacy, visit speaker.com/privacy

It’s the PFAI awards special with Stephen McGuinness in studio to reveal the identity of the Premier Division team of the year and the player of the year shortlists. Nominees Sean Gannon and Dano Mandroiu are in studio and we also hear from St Pat’s boss Stephen O’Donnell

Adrian Eames is joined by Stephen O'Donnell, who reflects on his role at Dundalk and transition from player to the coaching staff, while Gavin Dykes looks back on Sligo Rovers memorable FAI Cup victory 25 years on. Plus we have reaction to all the week's domestic, Champions League and Premier League drama.

In this series of live chat shows Louise talks with a range of technology providers specialising in the recruitment space. In this show she was joined by Stephen O'Donnell of VideoMyJob. VideoMyJob helps you to create, edit, and share branded video job ads from your mobile.

Written and narrated by Jude Brewer. Musical performance by Karyn Ann.This week, we hear a piece performed from Stephen O'Donnell's recent publication, The Untold Gaze. Get yourself a copy here at powells.comListen to more of Karyn Ann at karynann.comHear more episodes: sttspod.comLearn how to become a patron: patreon.com/sttspodClick here to rate us on iTunes. Otherwise, please share this episode with your friends and family -- new episodes arrive every Tuesday!Thank you for listening.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sttspod)

Neale Fenn, Collie O'Neill and Stephen O'Donnell are the big name guests on this weeks edition of Between the Stripes LOI podcast as the last 8 stage of the FAI Cup rolls around. Meanwhile, we also have an ultra-passionate fans interview with Waterford FC follower, Paul Elliott. There's a look back at a defining weekend in the title race, a preview to the weekends action, plus discussions on Ireland, Roy Keane, Bohs under 19's and Faud Sule. Subscribe and review us on Itunes or follow us on your favorite platforms such as SoundCloud, Podcast Republic, Spotify, TuneIn and many many more.

Joining host Gareth Fullerton on the show this week is resident pundit Tim McCann. We also have special interviews with Crusaders boss Stephen Baxter, Coleraine pair Oran Kearney and Stephen O'Donnell, and Glentoran goalkeeper Elliott Morris. We also speak to Brad Lyons following his move to Blackburn Rovers, and look ahead to Northern Ireland's UEFA Nations League campaign with Sammy Clingan. We also look ahead to this week's fixtures and pick out another BetMcLean Charity Bet.

The snow has melted and so, apparently has the heart of oft injured Dundalk captain Stephen O'Donnell, who tells us he's getting married in November. After, of course, this intriguing new season is over! But it's far from over now and the big game on tele this week is Dundalk v Cork so to balance the books we bring in legal eagle Neal Horgan from the republic to cast a southern eye over the tie. Also this week, Dan and Johnny ask, is there such a thing as a player manager? How long is too long to spend in the toilets at a Lithuanian wedding? Who would Stephen like to be snowbound with? and are Bray suffering from a crisis of confidence? All this and not a snowflake in site, unless you count the producer!

Having survived Storm Emma, Burke & Brier are back in action with another huge show as Dundalk captain, Stephen O'Donnell calls in ahead of Friday's clash against Cork City. Aaron McEneff, John Sullivan and Limerick fan, Kevin Kiely are also special guests as is Evan McMillan, who looks back at the famous UCD title winners of 2009. There's all the usual fixture previews and analysis for the Premier and First Division and plenty of laughs along the way. Be sure to subscribe!

Ahead of Sunday's FAI cup final, Burke & Brier are joined by Dundalk captain Stephen O'Donnell, Soccer Republic duo Alan Cawley & Declan "Fabio" O'Brien, former Cork and Dundalk striker Neale Fenn as well as City super fan @TheOpelJersey. Cobh boss Stephen Henderson is also on hand in a very passionate interview on league structure for 2018.

Dundalk captain Stephen O'Donnell joins Johnny, Dan & Damo to explain how he turned his career around and engage in a lively debate about the battle to win respect for the League of Ireland. Martin Russell also joins the lads to discuss his departure from Limerick.

This dour, oatmeal-loving Scot is a regular on Facebook discussions about recruiting and, now, after two years, he is returning to this show. @StephenODonn -- LINKEDIN - Website  

I recently published a blog entitled with the informative RecruitingDaily website and barclayjones.com. It was a dig at the culture of recruiting which is potentially ignoring clever analysis tools in favour of gut feelings. (…But if you want to grope your candidates and use it as a basis for your recruitment decisions, read this…) Now I get that this is a sweeping statement to make (I have lots more if you’re interested – recruiters are like squirrels, barista, hairdressers), but I am seeing a trend for some recruiting agencies and staffing companies to want to try and maintain control of their theoretical USP by having sole responsibility for the view and feeling of the suitability of the candidate. Both video conferencing and psychometrics are, on the whole, being ignored in favour of face to face (and often only phone) interviews. But current technologies have the potential of massively improving the candidate and recruiter experience and speeding up process – which I know for a fact are leading goals for many of my clients. I attend meetings with recruiters stressed out about their in-house contacts competing with them, recruiters having too many tools and not enough process and trying and failing to engage with passive talent. Surely something has to “give”? We’ve launched a soundcloud channel to help people access our content (and because we love talking to recruitment technologists and recruitment leaders). I recently spoke with Stephen O’Donnell about psychometric profiling and he shared some fantastic insight into this process and how it is being used by recruiters, and how it actually could be used to speed up hires, increase length of service and offer true value-add and consultative services (and not simply be used to prove that the candidate is not mad!) Listen here…

Stephen O'Donnell paints exquisite "historicized self-portraits" in which his face appears in some unexpected places. Check out his work here.

Once again this week Harry makes way for the professionals as St ANthony talks with author of Paradise road, Mr Stephen O'Donnell. Paradise Road tells the story of Kevin ‘Garra’ McGarry and his assortment of Celtic fan mates from Kirkintilloch as they struggle to get by in their mundane lives which are only brightened by the existence of their favourite football team. Both authors can be found on twitter; @StephenODauthorand@Stephen62572390

Stephen is the author of two contemporary novels focused on football and the Celtic community, Paradise Road & (out soon) The Scottish Football Debate http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1901514072/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_a7kOsb1QZWJEF via @AmazonUK @StephenODauthor www.billynowell.com

Stephen is the author of two contemporary novels focused on football and the Celtic community, Paradise Road & (out soon) The Scottish Football Debate http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1901514072/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_a7kOsb1QZWJEF via @AmazonUK @StephenODauthor www.billynowell.com